Love these photos. Reminds me of the shearing shed at Mungo. Walking through there you can feel the history and hard, sweaty, back-breaking work that happened there.

Wonderful photo. My confession is that I can still get the Grey Teal and Female Chestnut Teal confused after years of birding.

Grace, Jeff Buckley

Visited a Walkabout pub?

Our local birds are incredibly vocal in anticipation. I'm currently hearing Rufous Whistlers, Grey Fantails, Spotted and Striated Pardalotes, Magpie-Larks, Little Ravens amongst others that I can't quite ID. I love our home's soundtrack. One raven did start a 4 month terror campaign 12 months ago.

Vile and disgusting doesn't cover it. We're not evolving as a species, sadly. Sorry that you had to cop such rubbish.

I wonder if he/the Bad Seeds play any of these songs live anymore. Have great memories of when they did.

Who am I to argue with Tony or Carm’?!

I noticed you called it ‘parm’. Major fights can break out in Australia depending on whether you call them Parma or Parmi. :)

Hi. I'm curious about the feather on the left. Looks like a feather from one of our Tawny Frogmouths.

‘Yeah, I’m not racist, BUT…’.

I have photos of one with the upper mandible of a Ringtail Possum!

They’re one of our great songsters too!

The device isn't perfect, but I'm happy with mine overall. And I think that the AI will improve detections over time.

The biggest piece of advice I can give is to email Tim @ Birdweather - he has been very responsive and helpful for me.

I used to visit these birds in and around Banyule Flats a decade ago. Good to see that they're still around.